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Boe ime? wi AAP -erd a | of i) y § \ a LTRS CR eS A Ey ' AY AL eis s 2 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, June 15th, 1967 SCUGOG NEWS All roads led to Stephen- son's Point on Sunday where Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fralick were celebrating their dia- mon wedding anniversary at the home of their son and daughter-in-law Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Fralick. Congratula- tions. Mr. Doug Crozier a Sunday "guest of Mr. and Mrs. Don Crozier. Mr. and Mrs, George Sker- ratt of Prince Albert Mon: day visitors with Mr. & Mrs. L. Empringham. Mr. and Mrs. L. Stanton of Brooklin spent the week-end at their cottage, Aldred's Beach, East. Mr. M. McLaren and Mr, and Mrs. Rutherford Tuesday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Galanta. Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig and family spent the week-end at their cottage McLaren's Beach, Mrs. F. Jackson, of Port Perry visited with Mrs. Hut. chinson of Bowmanville on Thursday. Dr. and Mrs, Palacious and family of Toronto and Mr. Danny James of Winnipeg guests of Mr. Cyril James. Mr. and Mrs. Kane Sr, week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. Kane, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chandler and family spent the. week: end with friends at Alliston. Mrs. W. Ramsay and Mrs. J. Morrish of Toronto Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, C. Aldred. They attended the Fralick celebration, Mr, Barrie Prentice is holi- daying in Barrie with Mr, Chris Lindholme for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas visited with Mr, and Mrs. Davis of Minden on Monday. Mr, E. Bradley and family of Cobourg and Mr. and Mrs, Elvang of Toronto Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Rutherford. Little Miss Laura Helli- well and Master Stephen Helliwell of West Hill spent the week-end with their grand-parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Tyrrell. Mr. and Mrs, Helliwell and baby were Sun- day visitors. Mr. and Mrs. D. Chappell COIN OPERATED LAUNDRAMA . OPEN --- 8.00 A.M. . 11.00 P.M. ll ..J account. of a.little.church.in Historical maps of Canada. and sons of Toronto spent the week-end at their cottage at Pine Point. Mr, and Mrs. J. McConnelly of Toronto at Aldred's Beach at their cottage for the week- end, Service at Grace at 9 a.m. You are invited. LJ ] J On Wed. evening of June 7th there were 21 people who met at the home of Mrs. Gor- don Collins for the "Head Memorial" U.C.W. meeting. The president opened the meeting with a poem of Ed- gar Guest's--'"God Builds no Churches", signifying that this task is the responsibility of men. All joined in the hymn of Onward Christian Soldiers". Prayer was offer- ed for forgiveness of our too keen interest at times in ma- terial things and guidance for the men making decisions for the nations. Mrs. Helen Redman read Scripture from 13th chapter of "Numbers" and Mrs. Gertie Collins con- ducted a study on the Dis. covery and conflict of Can. ada. The president read an the Badlands of Alberta. The roll call was taken from no- tations around the outside of eh. 2 Te - so} Er yas tee» SERIA Ya e i =F Sind rE ¥ » FPL 4 . Ao G2 Bite FA be 1 ELE TRA 31 bp batad al (9) CoN 3 (RHR LY FRESE DAL, BOWSER ER BTR SY lin funds. We therefore at | this time set aside $50. to- {ward the Manse fund. Mrs. Ruth Heayn reported on the Spring Fair and informed us that approx. 70 aprons had been sold. During the business period it was decided to leave dis- cussion of summer activity until July. We gave out in. formation regarding the An: tique show for June 24th, Committees had met with the Council and it was planned to work together with the de. dication nf the new Hall ad. dition and the old Hall dis- plays. There will be no charge for entrance to the Antique show which the U.C.W. groups are planning, as the Council will reimburse the ladies for expected pro. fits. This then will repre: sent the Council's part in a Centennial Celebration. But there will be a charge for the Centennial lunch, Invi tations are being sent to for- mer Scugog residents who may be interested. All lad: les on the Island taking part are urged to wear Centen: nial gowns. Visitors will be requested to sign a special "Guest Book". The Antique committee at the "Head" are Joyce Heayn and Doreen Ashbridge. Please help them to have their lists nearly complete 'by this week-end. In the program Mrs. Reta Reader gave a reading on "Beautiful Iron Crosses" as found in cemeteries around Kitchener. Mrs, Heather Reader had a contest on "Knowledge of Canada". This was won by Rev. Teskey but he waived the honour t® the next highest, Mrs. Beryl Pearce. : The mothers of former Squirt ball players are re. quested to return the sweat. ers to Mrs, Don Ashbridge, Sympthy is extended to the relatives and friends in the tragic bereavement of Del. bert Charles at the Foot of the Island. Mr. and Mrs. Pretty, Osh awa, former residents of Pine Point visited with Mr# and Mrs. H. Thomas recenty, 1867 Li 1867 Cards or words of appre- clation were received from those who had been remem- bered when- they were be- reaved or ill: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins & Joyce, Mr. John Pearce and Mr. Don Ashbridge. The treasurer's report showed a pleasing increase 'of sires are available, too. your nearest office of CENTRAL ONTARIO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION Phoning hours weekdays till 9:30 a.m. For Sunday service call Sat., 6-8 p.m. Toll-free numbers listed in local telephone directories. Good Fences Make Good Neighbours But . . Bulls Break Down Good Fences | There's nothing like a wandering bull to spoil neighbourhood goodwill, His wanderings can be expensive, too, for the owner is liable if he wanders into a purebred herd, if he damages pro- perty, or if he attacks someone. : Many Ontario breeders save fences, dollars and goodwill by substituting artificial insemination for the herd bull. The best| Find out for yourself by contacting \ : C.0.C.B.A. J ar Wa S IE OPEN -- 24 HOURS A DAY v CREST HARDWARE! | | 7A HIGHWAY AT CAUSEWAY : PORT PERRY Phone 983-2211 i Wf reel Wo Have A Make Cookouts More Fun 3 == Good Selection Ee : ia ght == : ; : ] [ VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY || "on Chairs & Chaise Lounges Bi EE EE. $00 | 090 MR GN ED 0 ee oe | ~ Minor Softball Week in Ontario || Lawn Chairs rom 35,49 "Fr . { P WHEREAS, the Ontario Amateur Softhall Association ! has set aside the week commencing June 17th as Chaise Lounges From s1 0.98 a period to focus public attention on MINOR : ; / > § ES Choose "DAD" A H] | WHEREAS the game of Softball is recognized as ONT- rE Lids Sse RARE 1 1 HEE Hr ARIO'S GREATEST SUMMER GAME, which teaches % azal | our youth to develop a competitive spirit, co-opera- Lazy-Boy Chair ~ MOTORIZED 24" ton. with others, body-bullding, and a respect for |{| : - authority, and oT FROM OUR ab 69 Br WHEREAS Minor Softball is the foundation from which i ~~ oo [] 'accomplished Softball stars develop, and ho 1 FURNITURE 3 WHEREAS this community has long' been noted for its DEPARTMENT Active minor Softball participation, NOW THEREFORE, I as Reeve of the Village of Port T Arry do hereby declare the week commencing June 7th be observed as Please Dad With le BLACK and DECKER als "MINOR SOFTBALL WEEK IN ONTARIO" '| and request that all parents and others support this observance by attending games during Minor Softball Week and thereafter until the Softball season ends. POWER TO We Have Many More Utility Drill rom $18.88 | Items To Please "DAD" Utility Jig Saw rrom 321.95 a SLICERS RAGES | Bn Cr ---- Also POWER SAWS | J. J. GIBSON, Reeve pe June 13th, 1067 Don't Send -- FOLLOW your boy to the "Ball Park" . 3 Ee SL SS a arte = oc Lc